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Thank you. I named them Thunder, & Lighting.They're pretty
They are such pains to get a hold of.
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Thank you. I named them Thunder, & Lighting.They're pretty
I'm not arguing. This thread isn't meant for this thing anyways.The only way rose comb birds can produce a single comb offspring is if both parents carry a gene for the single comb and an offspring gets that single comb gene from both parents.
If a breed is supposed to have a rose comb or in silkies the walnut comb they should NOT have genes for the single comb.
If your silkies are producing single comb offspring then they're carrying genes they shouldnt be and that in turn makes them an inferior line or a crossed line.
Any decent line would not have single comb genes let alone in both sexes and would never produce single comb birds.
What do you mean "isn't meant for this thing anyways"?I'm not arguing. This thread isn't meant for this thing anyways.
This threat ain't a genetics thread.What do you mean "isn't meant for this thing anyways"?
It isn't meant for talking about the correct genetics of silkies combs?
Not sure why it wouldn't be?
This threat ain't a genetics thread.
They're very cute.View attachment 1903488
Her two faves, lavender and taco.
I was just trying to explain something to somebody. You continued it. This subject was done until you dropped in. Plus I thought you weren't into silkies?you're the one that posted about the comb genetics first.
I was just continuing it with the correct information.I was just trying to explain something to somebody. You continued it. This subject was done until you dropped in. Plus I thought you weren't into silkies?![]()